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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1919
Page
8
At peak season, the store offers the entire stock of women's tailored suits with big reductions. Styles include handsome plain tailored models trimmed with braid and buttons for Misses, small women, regulars, and a few extra sizes. Former prices were $35, $37.50, and $40.
A recount meeting approves the new fee schedule effective November 1 1919. Office consultations 1.00 city visits 8 am to 10 pm and 8 00 city visited double fee for outside city limits. A political ad endorses Weaver for City Commissioner noting his residency terms and public service and contrasts with rival candidate.
The Columbus Borough School News reports last week’s reopening after a teachers institute in Warren and a morning chapel debate on whether the United States should adopt the League of Nations. Martha Walton supported the affirmative while Helen Carrly and Leo Flaherty argued the negative. Mildred Armstrong chaired. The judges ruled for the negative. The school secured coal for winter late in the week. Mrs Shelkey and Clare spent the weekend at Westfina and planned a trip to Warren. Amy Olin taught the intermediate room at Likoevle on Monday. A patriotic program for Armistice Day is being prepared for November 11 at Grange Hall with Columbus Orchestra providing entertainment and proceeds benefiting the school. All are invited.
Local notices report social and organizational activity in Concord. Mour, Chelton and Taulkenborg run a home business yielding varied wheat per acre while Buckwheat yields are discussed. A May mixer social raised 1000 dollars. Concord Center Ladies Aid held a meeting at Mrs. Crowell’s home. officers named for the new season. The Red Cross reorganized with Mrs. Wade and Mrs. Thayer McCunny overseeing socials and hospital work. Rev. MartO. kin Society members plan weekly services at 6:30 p.m. A. Chalmers auto purchase by Casabis P. Morey. Drake tenancy shifts. families from Will Akam travel to Brig.
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